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The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
"PEACR AND GOOD WILL"

80 VIZ sssss>
scribbler is supposed to write
something about Joyful, Merry
Christmas" The peace and hap
piness that (do not) reign in the
world are regenerally dwelt upontill
sometimes in reading the stuff one
almost succeeds in convincing
himself that peace and good will'
do really exist on earth amongst
men; that in this world no wrong
by man to man is done; that peace
and plenty is the reward of patient
toll and honest effort; that the
principles which Christ died for
were triumphant and living factors
in the civilization of the world.
Who was Christi What his mis-
sion1 Why his slaughter? Was
He not a man who came with
the tidings of a justice that did
not exist; a man with high and
ideal conception; reformcr who,
looking into the moral and intel
lectual darkness of His day and
time, saw that His services we're
needed to purify it and remove the
plague spots' He sought to raise
up the poor; drove the spectators
and board-of-trade gamblers from
temples originally intended for the
worship of God; taught the people
that the land belongedto them and,
in general, acted in amanner that
brought him the ill-will of the rich
who, in order to answer his
arguments and demonstrate the
falsity Of his doctrines, spiked his
j. body to some timbers and stood
them up till he died. Practically
his teachings were buried with him
and those who pretends to be his
followers and profess to preach
his doctrine have made their pre-
tensions merchantablc until to-day,
were He to come back. He would
experience much Difficulty to dis
tinguish the doctrine He estab-
lished eighteen centuries ago.
He would find worse gang in
possession of the temples than
that which he drove out.
He would find the temples in
charge of broadcloth clothed
mountebanks wearing fine linen
and purple noses colored by the
rare wines drank at rich mems
tables.
He would find that to-day as
we'll as eighteen centuries ago the
powers that rule the state hang
men who preach Human Brother
hood. He would find that those
who lift their voices in behalf of
the poor are in the prisons and on
the gibbets. He would find Wrong
enthroned and Right tramp'ed.
He would hnd-but why enumer-
ate the miseries and wrongs of
this age and day? Let us be
merry; let us cat our crust to-
morrow and try to make the evils
of to-day sufficient thereunto.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
4 HEARTLESS BRUTE.

II would seem that a sense OF
compassion for human suffering
would compel any man with the
heart Of a human being in his
breast to respect the feelings of a
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
Spiritualism at Chamber Of Commerce

DR.. E. O. Matthews, the cele-
brated trance speaker and test
medium of Albany, New York,
will again hold religious services
at Chamber of Commerce under
the auspices of the progressive
spiritualists of Denver, on Sunday,
December Is, at2:3o and 7:3o p. m.
After each lecture DR.. Matthews
will give descriptions of the So
called departed spirit friends that
may be present. A small fee
will be charged at the door to pay
expenses. All invited. 1t
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

THE reelection OF Samuel Com
pers to the presidency of the
American Federation of Labor is
a guarantee that the organization
intends to stay in the path of pro-
press.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

The regular meeting Of stock
holders in the ENQUIRER Publish
ing Company will be held at the
Office Of the paper on Monday
evening next, December 26.
SECRETARY.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
$4,000 REALIZED.

AT FIVE different places in Chi
cago on the tenth instant there
were held relief entertainments for
the benefit Of the widows and or
phans of the strangled agitators.
The proceeds amounted to nearly
ten thousand dollars. Forty
thousand people participated in
making the entertainments Success
full. How very dead anarchy"
in Chicago must be!
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

A pair of slippers make a most
acceptable Christmas present.
Elegant ones at 81 up, Cross Lar
inner or Lawrence street. Call and
see the assortment to-day.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

The Atchison Champion says
Kansas farmers owe two hundred
and thirty-fve millions of dollars
on farm mortgages.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Thoss Of our subscribers who receive the Il
mpsvn with their address printed on the mar
In will please notice the date after the name
- Il denotss the date To- which they have
pald up. For instance: ~Johu Smith 9--
means that Mr.. Smith has paid TO SeptembeI
], IN, and on that date his subscription be-
comes again due. II not renewed pr1mptly
the paper will be stopped without further
notice. II the date docs not correspond with
have the error corrected. II you fail to re-
ceive yuur paper mail complaints at once "a
this Once and TO your local postmaster.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

The largest store.
The largest stock.
The latest styles.
And the lowest prices in mems and boys
hats and caps at T. s. Clayton's, 2s5 and
2S51& Fifteenth street.
N. B.-Until further notice my store will
be- closed on Sundays.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

John y. Nsva's barber chop, Sixteenth
and Curtis. Superior vorkmanship. tt
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

Entered At the Denver postomce ~ second
class mattsr.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

Inc hskmo cigar mas no equal.
6m 389-808
The Labor enquirer., 1887-12-24

gress.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01
Thn HoIton Murder.

The CASE OF Daniel Van Horn. charged
with murder, was called before Justice Mills
yesterday. No one appearing for the people,
on motion Of defendants attorney. John
q Hsra the case was dropped. Ven Horn,
TIE defendant, had been married twice, both
wives DYING suddenly. One child was left
by the second wife. and Van Horn being
thgs left wIdoIer with the care OF the
child, engaged one Cynthia Townsend as a
Domestic to &C. az housekeepeT. He after
ward became criminslly intimate with her,
charges being preferred agaiust him on
March 80 last for ba.tordy. To AVOID
the prosecution ne married the girl,
refusing 10 live with her. Van Hern agreed
% marry her providing that they live sep
srate. be 10 support her and the child efi
by the second wife. On April 4th last she
preferred charges against bin as a disor-
derry person and a warrant for bis arrest
was issued and placed in the hands OF All
officer. Four days after the warrant vgs
ISSUED the wOmsn was taken sick and died,
April Il, and the citizens insisted that
she came 10 her death through poison
administered to her by her husband. A
post morte;n examination Wss held Dy the
Prosecuting Attorney and County Physician
pending which Van Horn was arrested In
lnghanl county, here he hsG gone on Dus-
mess. and brought back 10 Holton for
trial. The Jury rendered a verdict that the
deceased came 20 her death through natuI-
al causes, and that Van Horn was Ia no
way responsible His arrest for murder
followed, however.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Thos. " ksens. tomorrow night.
II q. Mathews vas "a Toledo Yesterday
Justice Be2fdsley hsi q wedding last
shL
samuel Nsofs has returned from hi.
e9ltbera tTip.
k.I- Is Holt. OF the d. L. & \. Railroad
vas co tosu yesterday.
Chas Yslmer. Of the Nontag ne Boomer
made us czli YESTERDAY
Joe EIi.debraadt was benefited $50 by the
spargas match last night.
II. 81. Decksy hss received large lot Of
goods for bis Chicago Fair
CAPTAIN Rossmsn of the Menomiuee, re
pots a good transient business.
Arthur boucher aud bride returned nom
their wedding tlp last eseuing.
Arrivals - this port yesterday. Propeller
Emma Thompson and Propeller Ida N.
Torrent.
pr Miller g. G. 3 Bilingvarst c. l.. Gann
aid Others started north last evening 20
angle FOR the ganaey rout.
The Goodrich line will put on daily
run between this port and Chicago, COM
msncing next Monday week.
Donaldson's museum came 10 this city
Friday syenlng and opened at No. Ia West
en- ave where they will give 10 the public
ore Of the best zen cent shows that ever
ysite the city. they will remain here for
one week aad then start on the road With a
tent performance.
William b. Herbsi and Jno. Barry have
been rsapponted as clerk and ste 6arc res
pectlully Of the steamer nenominee, much
20 the chsgrin OF some OF the Muskegcn
young gents. They are both popular young
men aud the public is we'll pleased with
seeing them once again il their old posi-
tions, and Captain RossmAn's boat viii
again De the attraction OF the lakes
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01
rERsoNAL.

Senator Don Cameron Is said O. he max
Ing 800 coz a ye.F ~ hs opegat.Ous Ia
Wash nEt0n City real estate.
Jesse Grsnt. the Y0uuzes. son Of General
Gfant ~ tie iAth-r of uo1uCag oOy,
shleA Is iAe especial iavorils OF his grand
mother.
A e1n nifiee OF veteran volunteer Officers
in Chlcsgo Is enieav0riug Ga get eE senator
Roscoe C0nxing % deliver. ia that city, an
grafton 0n General Grant.
s'gnor N.co'ini says that none Of the
cycloped.as or biographical dictionaries
have ever printed Nme. PATHS name cor
recfiv. and adds thst the name which she
received tn baptism IS Adele JnAna Maria.
Nj. r. A. Burke, Of The New orleans
Taes Dss9cyg,. has jus. been given an e.
late in Honduras that wiii maze him cns
o. the largest landed pfOpgiet0gs Ia the
Worid. Il Is lo0 miles long and 100 miles
VIDE.
Mrs Frank Leslie sailed lo- Egrope last
Wednesday 20 be gone until September.
She hss made twenty-five ocean VOYAGES,
haFing no only crossed the Atlsntic many
times bui the I1c.dc She intends, when
she rsiarns. % 20 10 Mexico 10 make az
r4ngegaents Tor tbe publication OF span
sh-AmerlCan paper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Chicago ns7sr psrmi.s i'ss'f 70 fall far
bshiad New York ia Tia procession.
When Nsv York bad shown up lot Of
BOOZE ofieals, Chicaso promptly s1-
hibitsd some q a simi'sr kind inst 20
show that she hsi them aud now thss
New York FroEises 20 dsvalop msthing
startling with JAKE sHtar. il Is stated in
chicago that whea ths boodle cases there
ara finished there viii bs some interest
ing 3evslopmsnts Ia The MAcKc election
'orgsry case based on information given
BY ~BfLL" GALA0HeR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01
! ], i
Odds & Ends

We have no clearing no ~ fs ria
af or one-hslf of. nor any bank .5l ssies
our establishment bst have heret 5fofe
- soon as lle llue wss broken , aoed
the balance of Shat iine ou tie cosEters
marked down st sueb low prices that
they were selected ~ people whe
appreciate bargains, and would there
fore be sold la few daYs. The dfier.
ent departments nov number - great
that ve were compelled 90 put in =
speciai counter fof odds an6 ends. md
il vii le kno~n be that name here.
aaer This week ve name . few AZ
ficles that arc 10 bs found on ~. oSds'
and Euas Counter. iocsfed Ia the centre
- ihe iirs' goor
Several beautiful cai glass cake sisB6s,
- cents each
One dozen different styled cheese
plates. g cents each.
several oni glass ornamental dishes 10
different cel0rs. ~ oeEts each.
Anythsf loi ai la cents each.
Eieren different rfvle8 cnt elsss two
quart g5thers. q neHfs eaoh.
svnp Cupe coiored e'sss y esnts
eoeh
Caf glsss pickle Jars. with covers. 70
cents each
Two bottled indir'dusl pepper and
salts oo.ored eiass. ~ cents each.
baesr snd eresm seis. - cents each.
C,.ofe5 giass finegsf luf y cenis
esch
Three piees ind'riaus' =
cent? each.
Cus es@ oavs Jsrs =. 20 and s.
cents saeh
FHsen 5inereti aesiros tootb pisk
hoi3sr. coierea. crt and plain. cers
esth
Sine designs Individual sslts. esns
eeea
Trs proof ies po.s fsoEn y 70 y esuss
sseh.
sd brs- candle ssiess l5 cents
eas.
Fste fhst re'sg f,r n espss ~ IS
oenaf ezA
Iowsl esfs erg hee'ers Soc eteo.
Bzsns fafs tes fF lad ee Shoes
vwfls ae nor 81 rents eeeh.
DsBf lae repss 81 cents seob.
z~hers ~ b sanfs
sa aor sat Iek eert4 each
t fgre'trs bel 1zesvefs erffinx
as
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Propeller Tempes., Chicago, 10000 feet
OF lumber: schr. Maggie Dali, Chicago i7O,-
oO1 feet Of lumber; prop. g. Hiokox. Chica
10, 3jO,0 900 feet oflumber; schr. Jessie Phil
iips. Chicago 10000 feet of lumber; prop.
Emma Thompson. Chicago, 270,0O0 feet of
lumber prop. Anna Laura, CHICAGO. 250,0O0
Zee; OF lumber prop. Albert Soper, Chicago,
ly0e}9 feet of lumber. schr Levi Grant,
Michigan City 2f0U0O ieet of lumber. schr.
l. NJ Davis. Chicsgo, 1900 feet of lumber
eud GO,oO0 lath Total, 100000 feet OF
lumber and 500 600 lath.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

The Grand River Valley horticultural So
cietT will meet at The residence OF G. ".
Garfield on Tuesday. Nay g. The forenoon
session vii open a. 10 clock, vita the dis
cgssion o. tie qus4sioo, Row 10 EcOno
allxs Time. Labor and Money in Conner
ca. Fruif Gruring" At ~ oclocS, The
Burton farm, vii be inspected By the Socse-
ty, aud the luEch baskets spread a. l-.n
=. N. The afternoon session viii open * ,
o'clock, and continue two hours. during
which time the following topics will be
considered "snisll fruits fcf home use IN
the suburban and farm h0me. "W hai
shsll consumers require Of thoss who fur
nish them frui.ye" Our duty to the road-
side Suggestions concerning the tight
with insects
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

II vas a rather matiar-of fact way IN
which the people q Hartford, Ccnn., eon-
ductsc their EXERCISES in memory o.
Gensrai GRANT, WIEN they figured out
that there wsre ff3jj yards % cloth
nsed N binding bra memoirs. that "ibsrs
wsrs 81 So shssgsSns, ,21l goat skiu8
and rs cslissins useL" These are only
few cf large number % statistics sim.
liar 10 character These lgarss might
"a interesting IN arr1psr p.-ce, bas a.
memorial exercises iaey are to- mg1l oi
the chsrscs.s o. noaey-c1.1ge gefs i1 shs
tamola
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

it IL and has been rumored that wc have
sold Out. but lt is not a fact. That we are
selling all our goods a. z very close margin
- a fact. For illustration we will numer-
s,e some Of oar leaders. space forbids
mentioning Al we carry. Viz Bed room
suits in marble with or without marble
too, from S35 10 so antique osk or ash,
fr0m So 20 $50. imitsii0n mahogany. rab
au'sh. from fls 10 so. same varnlsk Euish,
SIG pzrlor suits i'm cherry. aslaat snd iui-
tati0n mahogany. from s) % 500 book
cases. from SIS % $50 lounges. from $3.50
20 SD al upholstered in tow. Bed lounges
from = 90 up. phols,eTsd easy chairs.
dvsus 'ates. patent rockers and parlor
chairs. from a. - 70 So each. willow and
reed chairs from g 10 So dining kitchen
ard office chairs. from 45c 70 So zach center
iaales liftv different styi ies. f5om Si.25 up.
eKteasion. breskfsst aud Kitchen tables AL
STYLES aud prices single bed from 81 ~ up.
mattresses. springs. pillows sai comfortsrs
as cheap as the cheapest Clhhonisrs
drawers. cornmodss. wash stands and
onresur. Office dssts. wardr0hss mirrows.
gler z.asses. earpst swe~pe-s, hizh rhsl-s
crcli-s cribs and folding Tel the prices -
which w guarantees can nos bs aesten To
Couf.nes yourselves that t1is is the place %
bay caii aa1 examine good ave- prices
W.. WNretR
First door south ci Wonderland Theatre
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

JdGgs Parrish completed his six yeas
term - Judge Of the Superior Court yesier-
day morning and the court was adjourned
sine lie. No iornsiities were observed on
this occasion a. due notice of his retiring
hac been given At the. time The jury was
eXcused 4 few days ego. Judge BurAugame
viii assume the rOhe Of Office tomorrow,
and the May term vii commence With non
jury cases 20 thar The iurg will probably b.
excused Tor the week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Ssfcfs The investigation az Brooklyn
ysslssday. HESay ". PoPs when asked
whsshsr - thonzht it a cri,ns 70 use
m7usy fof britug Fubiic 5iioers. svors
that as thought ths scheme a public
oscessity." Nov hers is = mar Who can
sympsthizs with D,KN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

President ClEvsl aND's lstssr on tho
case of Mulzs against the Northern
Pae &c railroad. viii meet With very gsG-
srai approval AMI obtain Tor him soms
sush popularity ~ did judge GE<susM's
dscis.On against the railroads.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

hes. nf sars guaranteed. naaage.l "
parties se1 fears experience saf aeroni IS
tn rsse En- tae ritv f'ra- @f.a' ferv ei
dna.ec - N b Grafau. eha hss aeeu
vth Nsr'i1.f End b4gter for t6a ps-t
th 30 years a1d ma Ie msaT rfais nv ais
ard dsiferaf work. aaf wf1 ~ -
b sss'i ~ 1i an saf ~ si. eff effssef-sr~
f8af riae gs to s1f .tsr lsunlre.
ifl< fffeion-a
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

aa1 sxz1lss ssi msAzugs sssry ek.4za
o. a1s noa1. ksra4ps 80 reslsea4s ~
al ss4i GA tasir sag neers g - -
H0rk. aat - saapscs s1ss utsnv - fAsus
- s84Eelg x1ars shs Cssszl.ss .or.tf. =
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isz eaa bs ecnslrse1 - a. 81 snfsEes .
1sna1d 81 TIE kilt r. LszsssT. So
hisazs are a. Fst1rns2 esFstaliy aIiso
oat aesar iaz - tas -rssai iFs1snt" q tl.s
Cam1lls.i9as-. 18oolF 49, -. so 81 1ls
.pecalisrr E4y es xstflsz et1ers 90 Do
az work tor biu-
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

BUSINESS RATSER Tr4a PLAY
The EosoEt0 Cisueai Ass ciaflan has
taxes = step 10 tie right iiFectiou b. 1e-
elarnz thst Wills il = ngt grepsEsi e
eoaleraa tas priaeiPls u utl5zirg TIE
lzdnstfy aad skill of oharch naszsbsrs IA
prodaciug articles 10 D. sold fsr tEs peo-
m0tion 0t shurch objects. Jet Il i stro1g-
y y shs opi0nion that Pablie fair :, saiss,
hszaArs. aud TIE ike. should b dis
eoaTagsd. and to propsr msshod q
rslsiax money f0r church purposes i the
incn' cuti0n Of systsnssie giving, sni .
direct appsal - eharea people b cO1-
tribute OF their Gssns according e God
h4tn pFaspsred hin." Ia,s systsmstle
g.aaz Is gracsieei 50 mach II our
courslsa Gov fCr misss8Eary purposes,
shs daF nay not oe fsr distant wren 81
the Epsuolzl AAsirs OF the cherchss may
20 -eguiatsd 10 tAis way. Nasn this is
done iLs world viii have one less excuse
O. eayl s- the charch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

They ssy ibas down Northern Ohio
nstead q going or hshing they 20
prospecting for gas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

70 h sa.d TIA. Mayor SHAcxLeroS, ot
Saginaw. = likely % Be compelled 20 re-
$50. The bribery bnzz-sA~ cuts on both
ai.fsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

DOARD BY THT DAY OR WEEK OR NFAI
ID can 10 o5is8ed a ~ a. q. hrfwoid q 20.
l1 1hiro-sYe- al very ia so1atis rates. Sst
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

a&zt4sef hsa4 sssrs.t e 81 aFsss Attas-
fisgas. ~tA ~ tf.issEea tef - sts uutf-fs.
rtts "a tAss t4Nis este0. akusSs s.@fs sIlals -
saEan4E.
k&s - tuea1 - aisztl2s tsa ak-a trsf ~
woF&. - sssen 49, Es-st - = 34.s s.ssstspsi
a. s2s f-t ttss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

WHARTON -April 20. 1857. Mrs. Robert Whar-
ton a. che residence OF her sister, Mrs. Henry
lradeWeli. f5 safe s..
hn--re ol funeral hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01
For Sale BIOo ssed Cattle.

I'oR sALK -FEgeEY CATV.E. cHFaP, ON
Y coW tao bssfer- cslTes ga = one bad cali a
J. C stock T. n. james. ~ if0it. Eiet. iA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

Those who ss r. the B-nam Urilr sev-
erai yfsrs sss ell fsks fneir l-lends ta bs
eEeri lfit Fh eh vil b. nfore eit'ef-
sfe erd hfi aue Wnhf.s ClaIIes
ef iiisrpnr nstious if wllf ae given a. Pow
ere ON lnu--aT sFenlnE Eae seur- ere
sveef lei.sbFs 0f dfisreas -11afries. So
s9ur in r.feue with sear fccor.n nsni-
nHns. ril "a charming - herr fur f1r.
ff-r ttarf.eflI frs go AZ - fsaa1esfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

lsF--A FADxA p IfEH VITA kED TntNt
l. 80 aIltlx ers-s .ftuam iuss - 411 fi.e1a
flsfef si. - re~sEie1 81 ltsfiu3 saaos 4s tste
sr-.r- Ea-.at "a sa E.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

We fci 30 P'aisrro tn certify 20 fhe
superior woris ai Clsmpin itlr'l Tea [.
f8f fhe p.eiisr. We nsve used it eith
entire setirisr tae."
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

81 AN FL bhk1NtH le So NflkHss
" E ttrrk t1eH ED $50 Iuis 81 - siats l.l
fitaiEaH aleanea, eii ass 81. to- tssoff = 81
tfsft.eH ta. q aflra fUf ftIs farz a.
hfi@sap sslsei ita.isf .ifsaa hsla4s ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-01

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